6 Reasons Why Most Value Investors Don’t Short Sell

6 Reasons Why Most Value Investors Don’t Short Sell

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In this video, I want to tell you why most value investors don’t short sell.

“If people with hundreds of millions or billions of dollars can get hammered because of the factors I mentioned why would I as smaller investor even attempt to do that.“ One of my quotes from the video below.

Let’s get to it…

In the 15-minute video above, I want to talk about why most value investors don’t short sell.

Here are some of the things I talked about in the video above:

• The definition of short selling
• The six reasons why most value investors do not short sell
• One reason is the potential for unlimited losses
• And more…

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Do you short sell? Did I miss anything in the video above? Let me know in the comments below.

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